



  • Augmented strength
  • Increased speed or jumping ability



What about you?

8 Responses to “If It Became Commonplace, Which Part of Your Body Would You Enhance with Cybernetics?”

  1. I think Ghost In The Shell should be an assigned movie for this topic.
    Also, don’t know if this rains on your parade or makes itore awesome, but I belive sexual enhancement would make a bare minimum of 10% (25% for Japan) of the market maybe even beating athletic enhancements

  2. wkoenig55 says:

    I kinda like my body the way it is. That said being able to run faster and jump higher would awesome (or I could just buy PF Fliers.)

  3. Sean says:

    As someone trying to lose weight, most likely my digestive system. Assuming it would allow you to still get all the nutrients/etc that you needed, and expel anything not needed, instead of having to focus so much on what you eat. Bonus points if it then fuels any other cybernetics like augmented strength/speed.

  4. Julia Ziobro says:

    I’ve had two cornea transplants, and they saved my sight, bit it’s still not perfect and I would definitely go for vision.

  5. Anthony Hanses says:

    Hmm, I think I would go with memory storage. I would like an enhancement that could backup my memories, ala Pandora’s Star, so that if there is ever technology in the future to create new bodies that can import the memories I could continue to see what the future would bring.

  6. A memory enhancement, something like: You can slot a diosk in a slot and speak a language. That would be very handy.

  7. Richard Bliss says:

    While it isn’t technically a body enhancement, my desire would be for language. Being able to speak fluently with anyone, anywhere in the world would be great. I’ve traveled the world, speak three languages, a smattering of a fourth, and wish I could talk to EVERYONE.

    I also believe that language shapes our thoughts and worldview. By learning languages from other parts of the world, I’d gain insights into the way and the why of people’s thought processes.

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